Music Trade Review

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VOL LXVIII. No. 5.
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Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman BUI, Inc., at 373 Fourth Ave., New York. Feb. 1, 1919
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Since the days when all New York
marvelled at the pianos of John Jacob
Astor, the Francis Bacon has come
down to us in an unbroken lineage.
It has seen five victorious American
wars.
The homes of the early colonies and
of today's dominant America alike
have been made cheerier through the
mellowing and refining influence of
this truly American instrument.
Increasing numbers of merchants
who appreciate what a force senti-
ment has always been' in directing
the thoughts of cultured, particular
and music-loving people are selling
Francis Bacon Pianos.
The briefest request from you will
bring full particulars and informa-
tion—with no obligation on your
part.
BACON PIANO COMPANY
Wm. P. H. Bacon, President
601 West 50th Street
New York City
Chicago Office—920 North American Bldg.